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SacramentoÕs Jewish Community and CaliforniaÕs political leaders welcome Hanukkah 2012 to the California State Capitol. -
Michael Cline sings to music before the lighting of the candles on the third day of Hanukkah on the west steps of the California State Capitol on Monday night, December 10, 2012. -
Speaker of the Assembly John Perez speaks on the west steps of the capitol on third day of Hanukkah at the California State Capitol. SacramentoÕs Jewish Community and CaliforniaÕs political leaders welcome Hanukkah 2012 to the California State Capitol. -
Rabbi Mendy Cohn, Director of Chabad of Sacramento, before the lighting of the candles on the third day of Hanukkah at the California State Capitol on Monday night. -
Rabbi Mendy Cohn, Director of Chabad of Sacramento, places the helper candle back into the Menorah following the lighting of the candles on the third day of Hanukkah at the California State Capitol. Cohn was accompanied by Charles Nager (cq-age 87) and Speaker of the Assembly John Perez, SacramentoÕs Jewish Community and CaliforniaÕs political leaders welcome Hanukkah 2012 to the California State Capitol. -
Members of SacramentoÕs Jewish Community celebrate in dance on Monday night, December 10th, Hanukkah 2012 to the California State Capitol. -
(l-r-cq) Lou Anne Merriam, Hanna Ghorna and Tamara Miebuhr dance to music following the lighting of the candles on the third day of Hanukkah on the west steps of the California State Capitol on Monday night, December 10, 2012. -
Members of SacramentoÕs Jewish Community celebrate in dance on Monday night, December 10th, Hanukkah 2012 to the California State Capitol. -
The third night of Hanukkah was celebrated outside the west steps of the California State Capitol on Monday night, December 10, 2012. The three candles represent the third day of the holiday, next to the helper candle (left).
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